Private Protection Professionals Need More Appreciation Not More Regulation
Appreciating our profession's contributions to public safety and safeguarding civil liberties would better address concerns about professional overreach and abuse of rights.
By Nadra Enzi —— Bio and Archives--May 19, 2024
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This article, State agency cracking down on unregistered security guards, companies, inspired my commentary below:
As non government employees, private protectors are already more than sufficiently regulated by laws governing our profession and those more broadly applied to any citizen.
I think we err in comparing our profession to, and modeling it after, reforms law enforcement is undergoing.
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